Saratoga French Cultural Preschool

Saratoga French Cultural Preschool is a Waldorf-inspired, French immersion, nature-oriented early childhood program. The daily schedule includes circle time, music, arts and crafts, field trips, and Show and Tell, and children learn through daily conversation, storytelling, and play. Tuition includes a healthy morning snack, lunch with dessert, afternoon snack, and extended childcare until 5:30 PM.

At a glance

• Ages: 2–5 years old
• General schedule: School year runs from September through June; optional summer camp available, with the possibility to extend enrollment until August.
• Facility hours: Mon-Fri: 8:00 AM - 5:30 PM; Sat-Sun: Closed

About the provider

Saratoga French Cultural Preschool was founded in 2015. Its mission statement says it is a place where children grow with confidence, creativity, and curiosity through French immersion and nature-oriented learning. The program uses small class sizes with three teachers per class, and parent involvement is an essential component of the program.

• Saratoga French Cultural Preschool — Ages 2 through Kindergarten; Brindami la Souris is for children ages 2-5 · Monday-Friday, 8:00 AM-5:30 PM · Waldorf-inspired, French immersion, nature-oriented early childhood program with small class sizes and three teachers per class.
• Paul et Suzanne Curriculum — Preschool children · French language curriculum designed especially for preschool children to develop and facilitate French language acquisition.
• Brindami la Souris Program — Children ages 2-5 · Francophone program focused on social skills, self-control, listening, emotion recognition, and frustration management through playful workshops.
• Kindergarten Program — Kindergarten · French Kindergarten option for families who want to continue French immersion.
• Transitional Kindergarten — Transitional Kindergarten · Listed as one of the preschool, Transitional Kindergarten, and French Kindergarten programs.

Parent involvement is an essential component of the program. The Brindami program includes school-home connection and home activities. Children learn through daily conversation, music, storytelling, and play. The program uses positive reinforcement and rewards.

Last updated September 15, 2026.